So, create a class in your project, that'll create the class stub for you, name
it "ATMClass".
Then in the class, create the properties within that class, start typing public
property and it'll do the stub, then, create five methods (can be subs or
functions, you'll likely want functions to know if it succeeds or not), all
with parametric values for what each needs.
In visual studio when you create most of these the stubs are done for you so
all you do is add your values to things.
So for the first method in vb it may be ... Public Sub GetBalance(ByVal
AcctNumber as Int32, ByVal AcctType as String)
hth,
tom mallard
.net web apps - project mgmt
consumer product design
----- Original Message -----
From: "dmccollins" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 4:07:30 PM GMT -07:00 U.S. Mountain Time
(Arizona)
Subject: [AspNet2] ATMClass - Help for a newbie
Greetings all~
I'm new to asp.net and wanted to know how I do the following:
"Automated Teller Machine"
-Create a program with a user interface similar to the calculator(I did this
one already) example.
e.g. Buttons, Labels, Check-box, List, Panels.
-Create a separate panel to enter the initial balance.
-Create an ATM "Class" (Name it ATMClass) to represent each ATM, with the
following Methods and
Properties:
Initial Balance for Saving and Checking (Properties)
Withdraw Cash (Method)
Quick withdrawal from checking - $40 (Method)
Deposit (Method)
Check Balance (Method)
Close Account (Clears Balances and disables all Buttons) (Method)
